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Olympic Peninsula Snowpack Falls Well Below Normal Heading Into Spring
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Olympic Peninsula Snowpack Falls Well Below Normal Heading Into Spring
PORT ANGELES — Snowpack levels in the Olympic Region are running well below normal as the region heads into the spring melt season, raising concerns about water supply later this year. According to the latest Washington Water Supply Outlook Report from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, snowpack statewide was at just 54 percent of normal as of this month, with many sites reporting near-record lows. That trend is reflected on the Olympic…
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